They’d do well in consulting then!

Oh lol. I wonder how that’s going - especially when they had to drop their enhanced feeds for Twitter.

This might be useful for their community posts - is there a seperate feed for them or are they included in the videos feed?

I never see the community posts anywhere except for the home page & on the creator’s page. Which makes it frustrating because I only stay in the subscriptions page - so I only get updates if they upload a video.

Log into discord, copy the documentation and create a PR with it. (Or make a wiki?)

I think this’d help massively by explaining the components to RSS.

As for instagram or the other sites that do not have RSS, you could choose to self host your own RSS generator, such as RSS-Bridge or RSSHub.

With self hosted though, you could even customise those feed generators and customise your own feeds.

If you put enough effort into it you can any language to do anything.

I’ve got no input into Nim but iirc Nitter is written in it, and I plan to customise a self hosted Nitter to spit out prettier RSS feeds one day.

7news is like that for ya. Lots of petty drama news.

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Hoo boy.

Dark yellow?

• baba is you
• jelly no puzzle
• Super cat tales

Scrcpy now has audio forwarding too.

Idk about the “less likely” demographics. My ISP had static IP until they dropped it for dynamic IP behind a CGNAT, and no longer offered the chance to buy a static IP.

Okay, good on ya. Hate Google on as much as you want.

I don’t have an infinite supply of income to be able to support their lowest monthpy subscription tiers of all my favourite creators, which ends up being the same financial issue with paying for multiple exclusive platforms, but for creators instead.

Even if I do support my most favourite of the most deserving creators, I don’t have the time to reap their benefits (eg. WIPs, streams, etc) as I already am consuming and enjoying their works that they publicly release. The only exception to this is exclusive content that isn’t posted on Youtube - which even then some creators do release them eventually.

Youtube Premium? The creators do get more than the standard ad-supported viewer and you don’t get any ads.

I get that we’re all trying to not see ads without paying money but I do acknowledge their infrasturucture and the feats they have accomplished trying to turn a profit. When youtube vanced was pulled, I did try reVanced for a while but eventually went with Premium.

I’m not saying you should get Premium and give up the fight, I’m aaying consider your usage of Youtube and whether if you can drop it or not. In my case I don’t watch TV or movie streaming platforms (not even on demand) and so Youtube is my primary video consumption platform and it made sense for me to pay.

Whether if I’ll switch to another country’s pricing by using a VPN or not, that’s for me to consider.